MyEllevate Neck Rejuvenation in Santa Barbara with Dr. Gregory Keller

A Minimally Invasive Neck Lift, Right Here in Santa Barbara

If you are looking for neck rejuvenation without surgery, Dr. Gregory Keller offers MyEllevate at his Santa Barbara practice, a minimally invasive procedure that lifts and defines without invasive incisions. For patients in Southern California seeking natural-looking results with minimal downtime, MyEllevate is one of the most advanced options available today.

Dr. Keller’s Expertise

Dr. Gregory Keller is a Clinical Professor at UCLA and one of the most experienced neck lift specialists in the region. He has been performing the foundational technique behind MyEllevate, the ICLED Neck Lift also known as Trampoline Platysmaplasty, for over fifteen years, making him one of the most seasoned practitioners of this procedure in California.

How MyEllevate Works

MyEllevate addresses the platysma muscle bands responsible for a loose or aging neck appearance. Using small needle entry points, Dr. Keller guides sutures around the muscle bands and gently interrupts them. No scalpel, no surgical incisions. Non-absorbable sutures are then placed in a web-like pattern around the neck’s supportive ligaments, creating a lifting effect commonly described as “lacing up a shoelace” to pull the neck upward and restore a more youthful contour.

The procedure is performed under local anesthesia and takes approximately one hour, making it a convenient option for busy Santa Barbara patients who want real results without extended recovery time.

Enhancing Your Results

Dr. Keller frequently combines MyEllevate with liposuction and energy-based treatments to address excess fat and further refine the neck and jawline. Every treatment plan is tailored to the individual, taking into account skin quality, neck laxity, and personal goals.

Is MyEllevate Right for You?

MyEllevate may be the right choice if you want to rejuvenate your neck without undergoing extensive surgery, are looking for a procedure with minimal downtime, want to address early to moderate neck laxity, or are not yet ready for a traditional surgical neck lift.